Javea Guide
Xabia, as it is spelt in Valenciano, or Javea is situated between two points, the La Nao Cape and the San Antonio Cape. In all its extension and in each one of its three environments: the villa, the port and the sandy area, the population maintains a balance between the important traces of the civilisations that chose the area for a settlement, and the modernity of a contemporary tourist destination. In the old town are narrow streets of whitewashed houses with windows, stone doorways and balconies. The littoral is made up of, beaches, coves and select housing estates, joined together by a string of viewing-points.
From the AP7 is advisable to take the exit marked Benissa, or the N332, which crosses Gata de Gorgos following the signpost, after 6 kilometres, it leads to Javea.
Town Hall or Ayuntamiento de Xabia Plaza de la Iglesia, 4 03730 XABIA/JAVEA (Alicante) Tel: 965790500 Fax: 965795107
El Gaucho, a new restaurant has just opened in Javea, on the Javea to Jesus Pobre road, it used to be Las Brisas.
We have visited El Guacho, twice in the last few weeks, before Christmas, December, 2011, also in January, 2012.
Both visits were a..
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If you have something to celebrate or just feel like a good night out, visit Sofia's Restaurant between Javea's Port and the old town.
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Virtual tours of Javea and Moraira, explore the areas from your computer!
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The official tourism site of Valencia has hosted live webcams all over the Costa Blanca. These take a photo every 10 minutes, 24 hours a day.
Great for checking on the weather in Spain whilst in the UK!
*To View the live webcam, click the..
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